
Killer Queens is a personality-driven true crime show hosted by two millennial besties who bring their research, realness, and 90s nostalgia to every case. Heartfelt, hilarious, and highly researched — it’s true crime you can trust, with hosts you’d trust to watch your kids… or keep your secrets. Whether we’re decoding cold cases or dragging sketchy investigations, we bring empathy, chaos, and a f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 571 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTrue Crime | |||

On January 31st, 2004, 30-year-old Teri Jendusa Nicolai went to pick up her daughters from her ex-husband, David Larsen. When Teri entered his home, David struck her from behind multiple times, placed her in a garbage bin, and left her to die. Fortun... more
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This used to be my favorite true crime podcast until the hosts made incredibly insensitive comments about rape. They are clearly not trauma informed in the arena as evidenced in their Gypsy Rose Blanchard case, Menedez Brothers, and even an episode where the host of Military Murders guested and had to tell them that “consent under duress is not consent”, and the hosts both had a “huh…..” reaction. I understand they have switched out a host now, but I was so triggered that I will never come back.... more
I loved the old shows with Tori but the new shows are too giggly and immature and it seems like the hosts are just filling space. The main stories get lost in all of the laughing and side stories.
I’ve listened to this podcast since the beginning and was so sad when Tori left. But I have to say I do love that Nikita has been added to the show! I missed the back and forth banter between two hosts so it’s been refreshing to hear this again. I also love the different types of cases the show is now focusing on. Will continue to listen!
Needs to do deeper research. Felt very surface.
The hosts couldn’t be bothered to take 2 seconds to google the difference between a submersible and a submarine. It just comes across as lazy.
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The content is characterized by a blend of humor and emotional insight into various true crime cases, often highlighting notable and controversial events. Hosts strive to balance their comedic approach with extensive research and a genuine empathy for victims and their families. They tackle high-profile cases such as kidnapping, murder, and legal trials, integrating pop culture references and personal anecdotes to engage listeners. Episodes frequently draw connections between the cases and broader societal contexts, often sparking discussions about justice, victim support, and the failings of law enforcement. The podcast uniquely navigates the complexities of true crime with both levity and seriousness, catering to audiences who appreciate ... more
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